The imagery and form used in, "The Soul Selects Her Own Society", "Homage to My Hips", and "Theme for English B", do not break this standard. ... "(819), She illustrates for us once more that she is her own person, and she will not conform. ... Also she reinforces her standing that she is free from society. ... Our last example, "The Soul Selects Her Own Society", Emily Dickinson displays her thoughts and inner feelings about a persons soul. ... Without any squandering she shows that when u make a choice u stick with it "The Soul selects her own society- Then- shuts the Door"(1076), her im...

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It is also said that it was around 1812 when he was removed to San Fransico that she began her withdrawal from society. ... She wrote mainly in private, guarding all of her poems from all but a few select friends. ... It was her own conscious choice to deliberately withdraw from society into her upstairs room- (Tate 83). ... The only thing she feels sure about is the fact that she is going to die, and when she does, her soul will live on in some way. ... Miss Dickinson made this choice to deal with her own depression in this way. ...

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Anne wanted to feel free to express her increasingly Puritan views. ... Women like Anne Hutchinson, strong-willed and very talkative, were unheard of during this time period, and had no real place in society. ... Gathering a select group at her home, she would review and even reinterpret the ministers" sermons in the light of her own brand of Calvinism (pg. 45 in The American Spirit by Bailey and Kennedy). ... The government of Massachusetts was forbidding letting this happen to their society. ... Men believed that a woman's soul purpose was to be a housewife. ...

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The society is moving away from the nature and moving closer to industries. ... Her writing is so unique that it is in its own category. In her poems, she discusses death and the cycle of life. ... In "The Soul selects her own Society", Dickinson states "[the soul]-from an ample nation-/ Choose One-" (Dickinson 425). ... Even though Dickinson was living by herself, she still thought about the society and the American life outside of her house. ...

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The society is moving away from the nature and moving closer to industries. ... Her poems were exquisitely elaborate including her eccentric use of punctuation and irregular meter and rhyme, which are unlikely to be used in poems. Her writing is so unique that it is in its own category. ... In her poems, she discusses death and the cycle of life. ... In, "The Soul selects her own Society," Dickinson states, "[the soul]-from an ample nation-/ Choose One-," (Dickinson, Emily). ...

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Although the myth about Salieri had murdered Mozart could be declared wrong, it is still a movie of great accomplishment and drama that captures the souls of many Mozart fans. ... It was known that Mozart was mad that he didn't get selected to be Princess of Wurttemberg's piano teacher but Salieri did. ... But in reality, Salieri was busy in France with his own operas. ... It shows her singing to no one while telling Pamina to avenge her. ... Although the Amadeus raised questions such as Mozart's death, his relationship with Salieri and his wife, human nature and Austrian...

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